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PENERAPAN POLA SEQUENTIAL CIRCULATION PADA GEDUNG GALERI DAN EDUKASI TENUN DI KABUPATEN MUNA
GARIS Jurnal Mahasiswa Jurusan Arsitektur, Vol. 9 No. 1 (2024), hlm. 60–66
Abstrak
Woven fabrics in Indonesia are very diverse, with the advantages and uniqueness of each region. District is no exception. Muna, the woven fabric produced has its own unique motif. Woven fabric in Muna Regency is known as Masalili Weaving. Based on data from the District Industry and Trade Service. Muna, most weavers in Masalili Village do not yet have a place to market their weaving production. In developing woven fabrics, people also need to know information about woven fabrics ranging from history, motifs, to the process of weaving threads into cloth. For this reason, Muna Regency needs a place that can accommodate all Masalili Woven fabric development activities from the planning process, fabric making, clothing and accessories manufacturing, exhibition and marketing. The design was carried out using field data collection methods through unstructured interviews and literature studies. Then proceed with data analysis which produces design and design concepts. The results of the research concluded that the planning location was in Katobu District, in an artificial tourist area. The circulation flow of visitors in the building is influenced by the activities carried out so that it can maximize the objectives of the building design. The pattern used is a sequential circulation pattern, which allows visitors to enjoy the building's functions in sequence, starting from the history of woven cloth, the process of making woven cloth, to the marketing of woven cloth. This pattern can maximize information and education for visitors in efforts to preserve Masalili woven cloth in Muna Regency